Staying Alive : How To Get The Best From The NHS paperback english - 26 July 2016

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ISBN 10: 1848664516
Book Subtitle: How To Get The Best From The NHS
Publisher: Quercus Publishing
Book Description: In this committed and compassionate book, phil hammond - a doctor, journalist, campaigner and patient - argues for a bidet revolution in the nhs - from the bottom up, with patients leading the charge. What we can do for ourselves to live well often far outweighs what modern medicine and the nhs can do for us. And when we do need to use the nhs, getting involved, speaking up and sharing our expertise can improve not just our care, but the care of others. We won't always succeed, but we can learn from failure as we try to get the best care possible in our precious and precarious health service. Dr phil shares his own experiences of working in and investigating the nhs for 30 years, and combines it with the testimony and tactics of inspirational patients and carers. Some have survived and thrived in the nhs, some are planning a gentle death at home, and some have suffered greatly but are determined to improve the nhs so others don't have to.
Editorial Review: The perfect book for those who know something of Poitiers, Crecy and Agincourt, but cannot recall their relevance, or who cannot quite put into context the role played by Joan of Arc. It is an unashamedly straightforward retelling of the history of one of the most famous wars in English history. * Good Book Guide * Bloodshed makes for entertaining history, and military historian Corrigan takes full advantage... Matches fascinating battle descriptions with accounts of how wars were financed and fought, as well as the Byzantine politics and mostly unpleasant personalities that conducted them. * Kirkus Reviews * Corrigan writes with knowledge and humor, especially in his footnotes, as he analyzes the battles of Crecy, Poitiers, and Agincourt while correcting myths often derived from Shakespeare. * Publishers Weekly * Full of the fascinating might-have-beens of history * BBC History Magazine *
About the Author: Phil Hammond is an NHS doctor, journalist, broadcaster and comedian. Phil has worked in general practice for over twenty years, and has also worked in sexual health. He currently works in a specialist NHS team for young people with chronic fatigue syndrome/ME. Phil presented five series of Trust Me, I'm a Doctor on BBC2, encouraging patients to be more involved, assertive and questioning, and has been a presenter for BBC Radio Bristol since 2007. He has been Private Eye's medical correspondent since 1992, and appears regularly on national radio and television speaking up for patient power and a more honest and transparent NHS. This is his fifth book.
Language: English
Author: Dr. Phil Hammond
Publication Date: 26 July 2016
Number of Pages: 320